Nerf B8240UF0 Rival Nemesis MXVII-10K, Red Toy Blaster

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The other flywheel Rival, the Zeus, cannot use the rechargeable pack and so was really down compared to its big brothers, only managing 93 FPS. The D batteries are heavier and don’t spin the flywheels up as fast and so does not fire as hard as the rechargeable pack, which we talk about later.

Experience intense head-to-head competition with the ultimate precision and power of Nerf Rival blasters! Some of the technologies we use are necessary for critical functions like security and site integrity, account authentication, security and privacy preferences, internal site usage and maintenance data, and to make the site work correctly for browsing and transactions. Running with the upgraded rate of fire would have made that situation much harder, if not impossible.

This high-capacity blaster holds 100 high-impact rounds, so Rival battlers have plenty of firepower at their fingertips! When you combine that with its 100-round capacity and fully automatic firing, the Nemesis is a seriously mean machine.

It is also practical as it takes out the grunt work of reloading mags and carrying dump pouches with a load of ammo is so much easier than mags. Like the Khaos, I was also very impressed with the way the muzzle velocity held up in auto-fire with the rechargeable unit. By the time of Endwar, a happy accident forced my hand; I broke off one of the tabs to the agitator/belt pusher motor (oops).The battery-powered blaster is compatible with the Nerf Rival Rechargeable Battery Pack (batteries not included and battery pack sold separately). Essentially it is a Khaos, but rather than have the incredibly complex 40 round magazine, the engineers at NERF have turned it upside-down and left gravity to feed the ammo into the chamber rather than the springs in the Khaos magazine. The Nerf Rival Nemesis is a game-changer in the revolutionary Rival series, with a huge magazine, great performance, and intimidating looks.

The ratings/reviews displayed here may not be representative of every listing on this page, or of every review for these listings. Unlike other Rival blasters, like the Perses, where you can only feed rounds directly into the blaster, the hopper chamber on the Nemesis is detachable. Usually, when you hold down the trigger in full-auto the range and speed drops as the flywheel cannot keep up.Perhaps the ultimate evolution of the Rival line, it meshes the foam blaster and paintball worlds together in a full-auto, hopper fed package. The opening is narrow, and hardcore players may prefer to replace it with a paintball-style loading door, but for most people it works just fine.